That is one reason the EMP Commission reconvened in January 2017.
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The UN GGE reconvened this August to continue developing this framework.
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The board reconvened publicly hours later and voted to withhold certification.
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A few of them reconvened in a park two miles away.
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The House Intelligence Committee reconvened just before 2:30 p.m. Rep.
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After Madison left, the Webers reconvened, and Barbara immediately began weeping.
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So as 4:00 PM rolled around, the impeachment trial reconvened.
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LONDON, Nov 25 (Reuters) - Britain's parliament will be reconvened on Dec.
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Afterward, they reconvened at the Stonewall Jackson Memorial Cemetery in Lexington.
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Grupo Proceso Pentágono has reconvened again and again since it disbanded.
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The newly reconvened Space Council is helmed by Vice President Mike Pence.
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When the group reconvened in Lima this month, the bonhomie was gone.
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When the top four negotiators reconvened in Leahy's hideaway at 6 p.m.
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We reconvened to nudge each limb and eyelid millimeter by millimeter together.
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Later in the evening, they reconvened for a rally in nearby Arvada.
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Parliament, which reconvened this week, is due to take up a bill soon.
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The hearing reconvened after lawmakers returned from a drawn-out vote series. Rep.
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When the committee reconvened and voted, Mr. Cancel Miranda said, Washington's view prevailed.
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The crisis committee at Santos port will be reconvened on Friday, Prunzel said.
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When the hearing reconvened, he was back at the table, his eyes red.
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It reconvened its emergency meeting in Geneva on Thursday to review that information.
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All the people who were involved reconvened at Martha's Vineyard and went under oath.
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When it reconvened it became clear that he could no longer stem the tide.
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After a break, they reconvened to spiritedly go over projects they'd been working on.
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When his team reconvened Monday, Coach Todd Bowles issued what amounted to a challenge.
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Expectations for a breakthrough were low as the 27 national leaders reconvened on Friday.
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WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus reconvened an emergency committee on the outbreak Thursday.
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By the time the board of directors reconvened in July, they had seen enough.
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They were excluded again from U.N.-led peace talks which reconvened in Geneva this week.
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He faced questions about Rosenstein's reported imminent departure shortly after the committee reconvened Tuesday afternoon.
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On Wednesday, Parliament reconvened and immediately took up a motion of no-confidence against Rajapaksa.
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When the court reconvened, just three hours later, they recommended the death penalty for Roof.
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The group of lawmakers who brought the case called for Parliament to be immediately reconvened.
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The board — made up of three Democrats and two Republicans — had reconvened after Democratic Gov.
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After parliament reconvened from a short break this week, the plebiscite plan faced being derailed. Why?
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Congress reconvened after a seven-week recess and we're back at it with our nightly recap.
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It's been a relatively quiet term at the Supreme Court since the justices reconvened last October.
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After meeting for more than two hours in the morning, they reconvened at 6900:2628 p.m.
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Pocket vetoes cannot be overridden, but the legislation would have to be reconsidered when Congress reconvened.
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And so earlier this year they reconvened and set out to give the band another shot.
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The country's Supreme Court ordered that Parliament be reconvened, and lawmakers voted to remove Mr. Rajapaksa.
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The Senate has reconvened to continue its question and answer session in President Trump's impeachment trial.
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In the chaos, he managed to find several players, and they eventually reconvened at the hotel.
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The surprise announcement came today at the third meeting of the White House's newly reconvened Space Council.
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Talks over the constitutional declaration were called into question by the violence this week before being reconvened.
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The WHO has reconvened with an emergency vote, deciding to now declare it a global health emergency.
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Hun Sen said calls for the original signatories to be reconvened were "out of date and impossible".
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It will be in session for the next nine weekdays, along with the Senate, which reconvened on Monday.
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The former couple reconvened for Affleck's 43rd birthday in Atlanta, Georgia, where Garner was filming Miracles of Heaven.
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The hearing was ultimately moved to another room in the Dirksen office building, where Burr reconvened the panel.
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The ruling Socialists and the Democrats also agreed to start begin constitutional and electoral reforms when parliament reconvened.
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A month later, the three relay team members reconvened at the United States Olympic swim trials in Omaha.
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When the legislature reconvened, the Stand Your Ground bill passed, despite vehement objections from prosecutors across the state.
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The briefing drew so many questions that Reince Priebus, the party chairman, reconvened the session again after lunch.
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"We have reconvened the group of scientists that worked with us before," Manfred told Maury Brown of Forbes.com.
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Now that Tennessee legislators have reconvened, they're considering abortion legislation far more extreme than what was under consideration before.
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The roommates attended high school together in Manhattan and then reconvened post-college to rent their first apartment together.
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The grand jury hearing the case was reconvened after months of inactivity, but the prosecution never appeared to advance.
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The Senate reconvened Friday to debate whether to call additional witnesses forward in President Donald Trump&aposs impeachment trial.
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Timely ratification of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) must be a priority for the recently reconvened 28503th Congress.
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They reconvened, pooled their findings, did their analysis and declared the color of 2018 to be … Ultra Violet. Huh?
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Once everyone has reconvened at the house, Mike and Lauren get ready and head out for their big dinner date.
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Alec Baldwin brought back his Donald Trump impersonation which has been absent since the season reconvened after the holiday break.
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Since the 115th Congress reconvened earlier this week, the GOP has been taking the first steps to dismantle the program.
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The board will be reconvened on Friday, a source said on condition of anonymity because the matter is not public.
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When he reconvened, he called in the jury — only to say that he was recessing again for nearly two hours.
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The first general meeting of EssilorLuxottica shareholders, which was scheduled for July 25, will be reconvened for a later date.
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The morning after the dinner, the sales reps reconvened in a dreary conference room with red tablecloths and damask carpeting.
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With lawmakers having just reconvened from the annual August recess, the stage is set for them to do exactly that.
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Since Congress reconvened earlier this month, efforts to start repealing the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, have gone ahead full-steam.
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Parliament - which has been in recess ahead of the referendum - was reconvened on Monday for lawmakers to pay tribute to Cox.
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The Supreme Federal Court, which will decide on the matter, reconvened this week, but it is yet to release a judgment.
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"He was not part of our current intelligence picture," British Prime Minister Theresa May read Thursday morning to a reconvened Parliament.
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One very fresh face was present as Spain's parliament reconvened for the first time this year: a 5-month-old baby.
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The UK government previously insisted it would abide by the verdict of the court, meaning Parliament could be reconvened immediately.'Momentous'
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The attacks intensified around the time that NAM President Jay Timmons met with President Trump — just before official trade talks reconvened.
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After a 15-minute break, the court reconvened for the Mueller grand jury case, with Rogers and Griffith joined by Rao.
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At a few minutes past midnight early Thursday morning, the Senate officially reconvened in an eerily quiet and spotlight-drenched Capitol.
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About 30 minutes after they started walking, the parade-goers reconvened to practice a few yoga poses before going on their way.
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Pence chairs the National Space Council, a recently reconvened space policy advisory group that Trump reestablished with an executive order in June.
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He will now head to the Commons — which hastily reconvened this morning — to make a statement on the furore surrounding the decision.
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While standing in the queue, a gaggle of college girl tourists behind me reconvened from their separate day trips and compared finds.
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They have reconvened, for the first time in what seems like forever, on the occasion of the death of their father, George.
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When the court reconvened, Bruck, during his cross-examination of Sanders, asked if Roof had said anything as he left the church.
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In a joint open letter on Monday, more than 50 rights groups called for the Paris Conference on Cambodia to be reconvened.
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And in early 2018, she reconvened with Elbrecht, who pushed her to explore "the pop quality" of her vocal range, he said.
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When UN-sponsored talks reconvened on June 28th in the Swiss town of Crans-Montana, the chance of reaching a deal seemed high.
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"From the moment we all sort of reconvened for the first table read of the last season, the emotions were high," Scott said.
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Between excursions and visits with the local residents, the Ideo team reconvened at the office and tried to make sense of its data.
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When Miller and his friends reconvened days later to play football, they were still discussing the outfit, and an unlikely fusion took root.
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He dispatched her to catch up to the others in the White House basement, where Mr. Sondland had reconvened discussions with the Ukrainians.
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Last year, when the writing staff reconvened to start work on the show's third season, two writers had just given birth months before.
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Two anti-suffrage senators were defeated in that election, yet when the Senate reconvened in early 1919 the amendment was yet again rejected.
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The speaker of a reconvened Parliament has twice, amid tremendous disruption, held no-confidence votes, which Mr. Rajapaksa lost and refused to accept.
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" Later, as they reconvened with top aides, Mr. Trump declared of the nuclear impasse, "Working together, we will get it taken care of.
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President Donald Trump has made it clear that he wants Canada to make a concession on dairy imports during negotiations, which reconvened Wednesday.
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The House Judiciary Committee reconvened today after its chairman, Representative Jerrold Nadler, postponed votes on the two articles of impeachment against President Trump.
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In addition, the governor reconvened the New Energy Industry Task Force, which submitted several recommendations regarding net metering and other energy related issues.
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The House of Commons reconvened Tuesday with a couple of dozen MPs representing all parties to vote on parts of the aid package.
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MPs reconvened in parliament on Wednesday, with opposition lawmakers buoyed by the decision but split on the best approach to Brexit from here.
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Vice President Mike Pence, the chair of the newly reconvened National Space Council, outlined President Trump's space strategy at the council's second meeting Wednesday.
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Abrams declined to elaborate in an unclassified setting, telling the committee he would do so when they reconvened for a classified session this afternoon.
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By 2016, when the same band reconvened for the first time in years to tour and record a new album, "Covered," it was missing.
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But as the group reconvened that evening in a Home Depot parking lot, a different kind of vigil had already formed at the church.
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And on August 13th, a hastily reconvened upper house rejected the League's demand for a confidence debate to be held the very next day.
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At every planetfall, the crew members, a little older and a little grayer each time, reconvened at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif.
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They met President Barack Obama in Washington, reconvened at spring training in Arizona, and played six games on the road to start the season.
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They reconvened on Friday morning, with Mexico on standby to return to talks aimed at ending a year of hard-fought three-way negotiations.
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And as the House reconvened Monday after a six-week summer recess, Pelosi sought to shift the media's focus to the Democrats' policy agenda.
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But Mahathir's coalition has said they have the majority and vowed to bring a confidence vote in parliament when it reconvened on March 9.
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The two reconvened in Las Vegas for the iHeartRadio Festival on Saturday, but what happened in Vegas between Dean and Peter didn't stay in Vegas.
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After the April 29 shareholder vote, Renault's board reconvened hastily and decided to uphold Ghosn's 000 package, while pledging a review of future pay policy.
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The federal judge ordered Cohen last week to appear in court Monday, creating a media frenzy outside the courthouse in lower Manhattan as the hearings reconvened.
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The following week, Thomas and I reconvened over a few beers late one night and decided to hit up Pizza Daddy to get another fresh pie.
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Just as confusingly as the album died, it was reborn last year, when Kunka and the Melvins reconvened to put the finishing touches on the thing.
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The Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, which reconvened bargaining after talks broke down on the eve of the walkout, said the deal "effectively ended" the strike.
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His Pakatan Harapan coalition, which includes his old rival Anwar Ibrahim, had vowed to bring a confidence vote in parliament when it reconvened on March 9.
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Instead, the same team reconvened to practice in unusual circumstances, reacclimating to the scene of a mass shooting as the players continued to grapple with trauma.
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Tusk reconvened an EU summit to discuss the outline deal over lunch after a morning of talks with Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu, the source said.
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He reconvened Wednesday afternoon with aides, who brought back detailed plans on how to carry out "strike packages," according to another official familiar with the discussions.
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READ: This is about Syria -- but it's not a war story Every day that peace talks fail to be reconvened brings Saudi and Turkey closer to involvement.
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May's Downing Street office said on Sunday she had spoken with the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), to discuss finalising a deal when parliament is reconvened next week.
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Despite the tension, the Irish government unanimously backed the appeal against the tax ruling, though the country's Parliament will be reconvened on Wednesday to debate the decision.
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While the talks with Liu were not tense, they also did not inspire confidence that an agreement would be reached when the delegations reconvened at 9 a.m.
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The Senate reconvened for the first time since before Christmas, but with negotiations between the White House and Senate Democrats going nowhere, the session lasted four minutes.
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The school board was reconvened and met, just once, to reappoint Mr. Bloomberg's schools chancellor, Joel I. Klein, and give him full authority over the school system.
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The Ways and Means Committee reconvened after a recess to hash out its remaining agenda, though Chairman Kevin Brady (R-Texas) remained out of the room. Rep.
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LONDON — "Final shake of the kaleidoscope," Lord Neuberger remarked as the Supreme Court reconvened to hear the historic Article 50 case for the final time on Thursday afternoon.
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When Frightened Rabbit reconvened in Wales in late 2014 for their first writing session since the end of the Pedestrian Verse tour, they were ready to start fresh.
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After Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) reconvened the committee, he accused Democrats of using "fuzzy math" when calculating the number of records they've received on Brett Kavanaugh.
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As the board reconvened its open session Friday morning, it immediately voted to adjourn to a closed session to consult with its legal counsel about potential criminal activities.
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Then, around 10pm, Donald Tusk, the outgoing council president, suspended the group discussion to hold a series of bilateral meetings before the leaders reconvened for breakfast at 7am.
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Last year they reconvened to contribute a track to a five-year anniversary compilation for Italy's Out Electronic Recordings imprint, which is also the label releasing Mind Merge.
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When the team reconvened, it was not at Melwood, the club's training facility, but at a hotel just outside the resort of Estepona, on Spain's Costa del Sol.
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The Senate reconvened on Friday night, as the schedule going forward with the impeachment trial firms up: The Senate will vote on both articles of impeachment on Wednesday.
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Godrich Gardee, the Economic Freedom Fighters' secretary general, praised the ruling and said his party would press for impeachment proceedings to start immediately after Parliament reconvened next month.
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Like Xehanort and his various vessels standing atop pillars of rock, the Lore Reasons crew has reconvened to talk about the latest entry into the expansive Kingdom Hearts mythos.
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Gawker thinks its appeal should go much better The lawsuit's jury reconvened today to discuss punitive damages, having overwhelmingly decided in Hogan's favor when issuing compensatory damages last week.
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Talks to end the five-year-old Syrian war, which has killed 250,000 people, have reconvened but are currently paused and are scheduled to resume next month in Geneva.
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So in 2016, the Montreal signatories reconvened in Kigali, Rwanda, and agreed to amend the original protocol to phase out HFCs and find substitutes more friendly to the atmosphere.
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While there was new optimism about bipartisanship on Monday, whether the reconvened Common Sense Coalition is able to overcome the Senate's gaping divisions is still a very open question.
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Another banker told Reuters that lenders and Treasury officials reconvened in Ankara earlier this month to discuss anew plan on property and collateral valuation, but that those talks were inconclusive.
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In that instance, however, little of substance changed: The school board, which had been faulted for its oversight of the system, was reconvened and met just once, for nine minutes.
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The Union of Concerned Scientists reconvened the group of outside experts who were dismissed and concluded that the current standards for acceptable particulate pollution are insufficient to protect Americans' health.
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Democrats nearly drowned out Ryan's words with chants when the House Speaker first reconvened the session for a vote on a matter unrelated to the gun issue at around 10 p.m.
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When the residents of Stars Hollow reconvened for Netflix's highly-anticipated revival series Gilmore Girls: A Year In the Life, one key member of the Gilmore family was missing: Edward Herrmann.
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Another banker told Reuters that lenders and Treasury officials reconvened in Ankara earlier this month to discuss a new plan on property and collateral valuation, but that those talks were inconclusive.
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Hours after engaging in their most contentious debate to date, Hillary Clinton and Senator Bernie Sanders reconvened on Monday in a less charged setting to honor the memory of the Rev.
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" Mark Field, the UK's minister of state for Asia and the Pacific, added: "Concerned by news that Sri Lanka's Parliament has been dissolved days before it was due to be reconvened.
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Rather than turning back the clock, the administration reconvened the Atrocities Prevention Board (APB) at the National Security Council and better integrated the APB's work with other parts of the NSC.
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On Monday, when Congress reconvened, tens of thousands took to the streets to protest the bill, and the country's largest union federation called a general strike that paralyzed the country's airports.
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But when the team reconvened for practice on Wednesday morning, LeBron James said his level of intensity had been "activated," as if he were a superhero who had flipped a switch.
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By the time Congress reconvened after the summer recess, the CBC said it was willing to discuss impeachment among its membership, some of whom had already issued individual calls to impeach Trump.
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So it was on Tuesday, as council members straggled in from vacation, or their district offices, or put off air-conditioned matinees of "Star Trek Beyond," and reconvened for the August assemblage.
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We swapped stories with the rest of the teams when everyone reconvened for a break—quite a few locals told other volunteers to leave them alone as the royal wedding was on.
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On Wednesday, when the parliament reconvened, a majority of lawmakers passed a no-confidence vote in Mr. Rajapaksa, which, according to Sri Lankan constitutional experts, means he is no longer prime minister.
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Opposition lawmakers had already been demanding that Parliament be reconvened following a bombshell ruling by a Scottish court Wednesday that Johnson had lied to the queen about the purpose of the suspension.
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Back to square one in Britain: After a crushing defeat in court, a defiant Prime Minister Boris Johnson appeared before a reconvened Parliament and doubled down on his hard-line Brexit approach.
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Atlanta United reconvened as a team and opened its preseason training camp in mid-January, then flew to California before the Super Bowl to prepare for a preseason friendly against Club Tijuana.
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After the latest failure of the HOR to vote on the unity government last week, U.N. Libya envoy Martin Kobler reconvened the Libyan Political Dialogue (LPD), the group that signed the December deal.
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Wood then adjourned the hearing, demanding that Harrison have a list of all of Cohen's clients between 2006 — when he started representing Trump — and 2017 when the court reconvened at 4 p.m. Friday.
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Her husband Emmanuel tried frantically to find a midwife who would help his 28-year-old wife, only to find the staff had reconvened to a nearby cafe, where they sat cracking jokes.
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Maduro loyalists then elected Juan Parra as Guaidó's successor, but their victory was short-lived, as opposition leaders later reconvened at a newspaper's headquarters and reelected Guaidó with 85033 out of 167 votes.
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Parliament reconvened today after the country's Supreme Court ruled unanimously that Prime Minister Boris Johnson acted unlawfully when he suspended the legislature and cut the amount of time it had to debate Brexit.
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So for this week's Popcast, the panel — Mr. Caramanica; the chief pop music critic, Jon Pareles; and the pop music reporter Joe Coscarelli — reconvened to speak about the year in pop more broadly.
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As negotiators on Capitol Hill held out hope of a swift agreement that could end the impasse before the weekend was out, the House and the Senate reconvened for a rare Saturday session.
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RELATED: The Republican health care strategy: Pass bill first, fix it later Here's how the Senate debate will go down -- and what you may have missed: Thursday's schedule * The Senate reconvened at 10 a.m.
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After bouncing around teams, they reconvened in (monkey) Business and, thanks to some early success, formed an organization under the banner OG. The squad would undergo a rollercoaster ride over the next few years.
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Last month, North Korea reconvened the Foreign Affairs Committee, which was abolished in the late 1990s, in what analysts saw as an attempt to improve relations with the outside world amid its deepening isolation.
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Richard Moss chairs the Independent Advisory Committee on Applied Climate Assessment, a body of scientists and experts formerly advising the federal government that was disbanded by the current administration and reconvened at Columbia University.
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Danika, Austin, Rob, and myself reconvened after Thanksgiving to discuss what everyone played over the brief break, ranging from Battle Chef Brigade to Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp to ZombiU (yes, ZombiU!) to Yakuza 0.
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Mr. Johnson, forced to appear in a hastily reconvened House of Commons, thundered that the opposition and the courts had conspired to thwart the will of the British people to leave the European Union.
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For more than a decade, roughly a dozen members of the Karpat team that won back-to-back Finnish hockey league titles in 29 and 234 have reconvened every June for a cabin getaway.
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In response, the state's overwhelmingly Republican legislature reconvened on Wednesday and hammered out HB2, which is widely regarded as one of the most regressive bills on LGBT rights to be made law in recent years.
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Tedros, as the director-general is known, reconvened the group after health officials discovered Sunday that a man infected with Ebola had traveled to Goma, a city of 29 million south of the outbreak zone.
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In light of the #MeToo movement, which has shaken Hollywood, politics and other industries, the commission reconvened a task force it had created two years ago as part of a broad investigation into workplace harassment.
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LONDON — A day after suffering a crushing rebuke from his country's highest court, a notably unchastened Prime Minister Boris Johnson appeared before a hastily reconvened Parliament and doubled down on his hard-line Brexit approach.
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LONDON — A day after suffering a crushing rebuke from his country's highest court, a notably unchastened Prime Minister Boris Johnson appeared before a hastily reconvened Parliament and doubled down on his hard-line Brexit approach.
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The fantastic original cast (including the Tony-nominated soprano Lauren Worsham) has reconvened to relay the shattering story, about an ordinary American family facing starvation and moral collapse in the midst of an unspecified apocalypse.
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This week, the Republican-led legislature reconvened to allocate funds for victims of Hurricane Matthew and other natural disasters, but it gave no advance notice of a surprise special session to roll out the controversial laws.
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U.N. mediator Staffan de Mistura reconvened indirect talks on Wednesday saying a political transition would be the main focus of the current round of the peace talks, which aim to end Syria's five-year-old war.
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DeJohnette says Hudson had gotten together separately before in various circumstances, but really only played together at a recent Woodstock Jazz Festival appearance and reconvened with the idea of celebrating their shared home with an album.
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The point was driven home when my group reconvened at the end of the show, to discover that our choices and fears had led each of us through radically different scenes, plot points, and dramatic moments.
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After a short recess, the council reconvened to vote on an alternate resolution drafted by Russia to extend the panel's mandate, under conditions that the United States and its allies said would have eviscerated its abilities.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The World Health Organization (WHO) on Wednesday said it had reconvened an expert panel to consider whether an outbreak of Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo constitutes a public health emergency of international concern.
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The company said a shareholders' meeting in Cape Town on June 212 to approve the flotation on Euronext Amsterdam, with a secondary listing on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE), had been cancelled and reconvened for Aug. 222.
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Nonetheless, the Trump administration declared its support for the Montreal Protocol last week when delegates from the 220 countries reconvened in the namesake city celebrate the agreement's 220th anniversary and to discuss how to ramp it up.
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He has reconvened the largely passive "silent majority" — the Reagan Democrats and the angry white men of past elections — and turned it into a renegade force that has rebelled against its marginal status in the Republican coalition.
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From the U.S. government shutdown to drama at the Australian Open, here's the news: • Lawmakers traded blame as the U.S. Congress reconvened for a rare weekend session to try to resolve the government shutdown that began Saturday.
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Following the verdict, court was reconvened for a brief sentencing hearing, during which two friends of Gallagher, one of them a Navy special warfare veteran who served with him in combat, testified on his behalf as character witnesses.
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Both teams left the Big East the following season - Louisville departed for the American Athletic Conference while Notre Dame joined the ACC - before the teams reconvened their rivalry last year - a 71-59 road victory for the Irish.
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November 213 Shortly after the playwright Christopher Demos-Brown's "American Son" closed on Broadway earlier this year, the director Kenny Leon reconvened the cast to film this show, shooting without an audience and mostly on a single set.
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A nominations committee that had spent months looking for a successor to replace Scudamore, who is leaving at the end of the year after almost two decades, has reconvened and is already talking to candidates, the league said.
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"We reconvened this month because too much of the American people's business remained outstanding," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said explaining why, under pressure from conservatives, he canceled the August recess, which typically lasts up to five weeks.
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The FARC and the government reconvened after a two-week break, having made progress in more than three years of talks in Havana but missing a self-imposed March deadline over the issue of how to disarm the rebels.
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Yet a source tells PEOPLE that DiCaprio and Agdal are closer than ever, and after the model made a appearance at Vanity Fair's afterparty, the couple reconvened at a private, star-studded bash hosted by Madonna and her manager Guy Oseary.
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At the Northern Ireland Assembly's mammoth building in Stormont on Monday, lawmakers reconvened for the first time in nearly three years in a last-ditch and almost certainly futile attempt to prevent the new abortion law from going into effect.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The person-to-person spread of the new coronavirus in three countries - Germany, Vietnam and Japan - is worrying and will be considered by experts reconvened to consider declaring a global emergency, the World Health Organization said on Wednesday.
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However, the National Transportation Safety Board, which is investigating the crash, has yet to determine whether the software, the vehicle operator or the pedestrian was at fault, so Uber has still not reconvened testing on public roads in any state.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov suggested that the United States was holding up a deal on Syria at talks in Geneva with U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry on Friday and said they may have to be reconvened next week.
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GENEVA, Jan 29 (Reuters) - The person-to-person spread of the new coronavirus in three countries - Germany, Vietnam and Japan - is worrying and will be considered by experts reconvened to consider declaring a global emergency, the World Health Organization said on Wednesday.
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WASHINGTON — With the federal government one day into a shutdown, the House and Senate reconvened on Saturday for a new round of bitter partisan bickering and public posturing that seemed to cloud the path to a resolution despite initial talk of a compromise.
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This, too, is what Mr. el-Sisi has achieved: From July 2013, when Mr. Morsi was overthrown, and January 2016, when the Egyptian parliament reconvened, between 16,000 and 41,000 people, most supporters of the now-banned Muslim Brotherhood, were reportedly arrested or detained.
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JZ: Well, there was the time that the Democrats were so badly divided between their Northern and Southern wings in 1860 that they adjourned, reconvened in another city, and then simply split in two and ran different candidates in the general election.
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My group reconvened and we were shown a brief promo video — this was actually the weakest part of the experience, because it broke the illusion everyone else had been so busy creating — and then we walked down a long hallway toward a single door.
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But the grand jury hearing the case reconvened last month after weeks without meeting but did not indict Mr. McCabe, raising questions about whether prosecutors delayed a vote by jurors to avoid a rare and embarrassing setback of their declining to hand up an indictment.
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To fully sort out the N.B.A.'s 1-to-30 landscape, as is customary here at this juncture, I have reconvened what is known as the Committee (of One) to assemble a team-by-team progress report in the form of N.B.A. Power Rankings.
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A day after Democrats on the Senate environment committee boycotted a planned vote on Mr. Pruitt's nomination, the panel's Republicans reconvened on Thursday and temporarily suspended the committee's rules, which require the presence of at least two Democrats to hold votes, and approved Mr. Pruitt.
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The band's singer Belinda Carlisle would become a huge solo star with hits like "Heaven Is a Place on Earth" and "I Get Weak," but the classic lineup—Wiedlin, Carlisle, guitarist Charlotte Caffey, bassist Kathy Valentine and drummer Gina Shock—have frequently reconvened over the years.
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Supreme Court Justice Clarence ThomasClarence ThomasSupreme Court session begins without ill Clarence Thomas Supreme Court abortion case poses major test for Trump picks Supreme Court to hear Louisiana abortion case MORE was reportedly absent from the bench Monday as the court reconvened for its new term.
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Mr. Douglass became much interested in this discussion, so much so, in fact, that, when the Council reconvened at 21891 o'clock to give further consideration to the matter, he was again present, although it had been his intention to return to his home earlier in the day.
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And as they reconvened here this week for the first time since being eliminated by the Astros in the American League Championship Series last fall, Manager Aaron Boone said it was important for any of his players who wanted to get something off their chests to do so now.
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Then the House elected Champ Clark (D-MO) speaker of the House, and the chamber did its grim business for the day: listening to President Woodrow Wilson make the case for entering World War I. Four days later, the House reconvened to vote on a resolution of war against Germany.
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When the court reconvened, Assistant U.S. Attorney George Kraehe testified that Hopkins had 11 prior felony convictions and was seen in possession of a holstered firearm as recently as February, when he met with the police chief of Sunland Park, New Mexico, where his group is camped on the border.
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Everyone there except for representatives of the Italian state agreed on 440 Hz—a round and easily divisible compromise frequency—as the solution for A. The outbreak of World War II stopped that from fully going into effect, but the ISO reconvened in 1953 to officially adopt it as the international standard.
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A smaller group of about 2845 Mario Woods protesters dressed in black dispersed and reconvened inside Super Bowl City, standing in silent memoriam with small signs reading "Jail Killer Cops" and "Fire Suhr," first at the CNN booth and then at the biggest of the golden Super Bowl 183 signs—right under the Ferry Building's clock tower.
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Once the group has reconvened in Derry, they realize they're all a bit confused about why they're there; Pennywise seems to cast a spell of forgetfulness on anyone who leaves the town, so most of them barely remember their previous selves or their relationships with each other, even though they all felt psychically compelled to return.
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And recently, Smoove and Starr reconvened on another mass transit trek, joining members of the press on a Los Angeles bus tour of some of the companies whose visual wizardry fuel the superheroics of the movie, to promote the home video release (the film's available for digital download and bows on Blu Ray, Ultra HD and DVD on Oct. 1).
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One of the most beloved, influential sitcoms of the 2000s has returned from the dead (or the near-dead) twice before: first when Netflix aired new episodes in 2013, seven years after Fox canceled the show, and then again in 2018, after creator Mitchell Hurwitz reconvened his busy cast, in hopes of satisfying the many fans disappointed with his more ambitious, experimental fourth season.
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They are close friends; Coons became emotional and upset this AM when he learned about Flake's support of Kavanaugh The committee hastily reconvened and Senator Chuck Grassley offered the floor to Flake, who announced he now felt he could only offer his vote in exchange for a one-week delay while the FBI reopens its background investigation into Kavanaugh in light of the sexual assault allegations against him.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief Congress kicks bipartisan energy innovation into higher gear MORE (R-Alaska) and Maria CantwellMaria Elaine CantwellNative American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment Hillicon Valley: Trump reportedly weighing executive action on alleged tech bias | WH to convene summit on online extremism | Federal agencies banned from buying Huawei equipment | Lawmakers jump start privacy talks Lawmakers jump-start talks on privacy bill MORE (D-Wash.) said that they worked through the weekend on a Flint deal, but that one remained elusive as the Senate reconvened Monday afternoon.
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